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I love this Print n' Fold!! It can be used along side of your percent lessons or as a summary for the unit. I use it as a summary and have my students glue it into their Interactive Notebooks. The pictures show it folded and opened. Flaps fold on lines and back center is glued down. Answer key included. In this Print n' Fold students are asked to: Find percent of a number Find a percent when given a part and a whole Find a whole when given a part and a percent Solve percent problems Check out

I love this Print n' Fold!! It can be used along side of your percent, fraction, and decimal lesson or as a summary. I use it as a summary and have my students glue it into their Interactive Notebooks. The pictures show it folded and opened. Flaps fold on lines and back center is glued down. Answer key included. In this Print n' Fold students are asked to: Shade in a percent on a 10 x 10 grid Write percents as fractions in simplest form Fill in a fraction, decimal, percent table Write fracti

Mathematical Tasks; 6th Grade Test Prep Mixed Review One of my favorite activities to use in my class are Mathematical Tasks. I use these Mathematical Tasks for partnering activities, group work, stations, independent practice, assessment prep, or in my centers. Included in this set are 10 Task Cards (there are 4 tasks on each card), partner and group recording sheets, black and white copies, and an answer key. I created this Mathematical Task for my 6th grade class, but it could also be used

I love this Print n' Fold!! What a great way to start your lesson or sum it up! It is totally foldable and can be glued right into any notebook. The pictures show it folded and opened. Flaps fold on lines and back center is glued down. Answer key included. Looks great when copied on colored paper. In this Print n' Fold students are asked to: Divide a fraction by a whole number Divide a whole number by a fraction Divide a fraction by a fraction Common Core Aligned: 6.NS.A.1 Check out my othe

Here is a fantastic power point lesson on finding percent of a number. Students will find percent of a number using fractions and decimals. Steps are provided and answers fly in for practice problems. I have also included some cheering sounds to be played when students have successfully completed the practice. There are plenty of practice problems and word problems included. At the end of the lesson students will partner and complete a sum it up activity. Also included is a double side

These percent task cards are fantastic!! They include 40 cards, answer sheets, and an answer key. Your students will love working with these task cards. My Task Cards can be used to reinforce concepts, individual student practice, pair share, early finishers, and assessment prep. Topics Covered: Percent of a Number Sale Price, Discount Tax, Tip Simple Interest Equivalent Decimals, Percents, Fractions Comparing and Ordering Percents, Decimals, Fractions Estimating Percent I highly recommen

I love this Print n' Fold!! What a great way to start your lesson or sum it up! It is totally foldable and can be glued right into any notebook. The pictures show it folded and opened. Flaps fold on lines and back center is glued down. Answer key included. Looks great when copied on colored paper. In this Print n' Fold students are asked to: Divide a mixed number by a fraction Divide a whole number by a mixed number Divide mixed numbers by mixed numbers Find the reciprocal Check out my other

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I love this power point! I use this power point with my whole class. This power point introduces multiplying a whole number and a mixed number by a fraction. There is plenty of blank space to solve problems and write the steps for your students notes. It starts with a pair share activity, then straight calculations and word problems. Practice is also included. Check out my other products too!

This is great power point to use with your class. It focuses on how to change an improper fraction to a mixed number and a mixed number into an improper fraction. There are guided examples and practice problems for students to complete independently while you circulate the room to check for understanding. I have also included sound buttons to enhance this lesson. My students love when I put on sound or music during power point presentations. During practice I leave the music on low while th

This is a great power point that I use with my whole class. It explains how when two ratios are equivalent they form a proportion. During the power point there is the opportunity to find out if proportions are equivalent by using cross products. Steps and extra examples are included. All my power points are common core aligned. Check out my other Power Point Presentation! Follow my shop! Check out my blog! http://math-central.blogspot.com Graphics from http://www.mycutegraphics.com/

This is a great power point that can be used with a whole class or by individual students. It includes many word problems involving unit rate. All answers fly in with just a click! I usually solve the first few with the class and then ask the students to solve the rest with their partner during pair share. The sum it up, asks students to create their own unit rate problems. All my power points are common core aligned. Check out my other Power Point Presentation! Follow my shop! Check out m

This is an awesome power point presentation to use with your class to review ratios, rate, and unit rate. I created this assessment review for my 6th grade class, but it could also be used in other grades as well. This power point could be used before the state assessments, for AIS classes, test prep, or practice at the end of your unit. It can be used with a whole class or by individual students. The answers fly in with just a click. All of my items are common core aligned. Check out my o

This power point explores the concept of how we add fractions with unlike denominators. The power point asks students to compare blood types with different denominators. Students love talking about the different blood types-nice connection to science class. When asked how we can compare these results accurately students should come up with finding a common denominator. Then with the class you can change each fraction to an equivalent reviewing the process. Word problems, a section of practice,

This chart is great and can be displayed on your white board or smart board. I usually print out a copy of the slide for the students to write on so they can keep it as part of their notes.